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Article #186Re: >64 response to 53 opening
From: Aasmund Maehle,TIH
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 10:03
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 10:03
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In my opinion, this discussion is meaningless. There are no "right" moves in backgammon. But there are a lot of different tactics and styles of playing. What is a clever tactic depends on the tactic and skills of your opponent, which you often know in advance. If you change tactic often, and still play good, your playing will be less predictive and your opponent will get confused. AAsmund Maehle Trondheim Norway
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